Hemingways Travel Awarded The Highest Revenue Contributor By KLM/Air France

Hemingways Travel has been awarded for being the highest revenue contributor by KLM/Air France for the year 2022

Hemingways Travel Managing Director Dr Joseph Kithitu attributes the company’s great performance to its commitment to delivering exceptional customer service, innovative travel solutions, and strategic partnerships with leading airlines like KLM/Air France.

Hemingways Travel Awarded The Highest Revenue Contributor By KLM/Air France
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Dr Kithitu said this latest recognition by KLM/Air France underscores the agency’s reputation as a premier travel provider, dedicated to delivering unrivaled travel experiences to its clients.

Hemingways travel emerged as the top revenue contributor amongst over two hundred (200) travel agents in the country having demonstrated outstanding performance since the inception of Air France Nairobi to Paris flights five years ago.

“We are thrilled to have set a new record as KLM/Air France’s top revenue contributor for the year 2022 ” said Dr. Joseph Kithitu. “Our team’s unwavering focus on customer satisfaction, coupled with our innovative travel solutions and strategic partnerships, have enabled us to surpass expectations and drive revenue growth.”

Hemingways Travel provides a full range of travel management services to a diverse client portfolio delivering a high personal level of travel expertise focusing on value for money and duty of care for its customers. The agency offers a comprehensive range of travel solutions, including flight bookings, hotel reservations and more.

“We are thrilled to receive this recognition from KLM/Air France, which is a testament to our team’s hard work and dedication,” added Dr. Kithitu. “We look forward to continuing to provide the highest level of service to our clients and to building strong partnerships with leading airlines such as KLM/Air France.”

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